Traduction de «Croissance de la population » (Français → Anglais) :

total labor force growth | total labour force growth

demographic increase | population growth | population increase

Corrections Population Growth Second Progress Report

zero population growth

population growth [ demographic growth | population explosion | population increase | demographic development(GEMET) ]

APEC Initiative on the Implications of Expanding Population and Economic Growth for Food, Energy and Environment

EU growth strategy [ Europe 2020 strategy | European growth initiative | EU Strategy for jobs and growth | EU strategy for jobs and smart, sustainable and inclusive growth | EU strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth | growth strategy of the EU | growth strategy of the European Union ]

green economy [ ecological economy | ecologically sustainable growth | environmentally sustainable growth | green economy strategy | green economy transition | green growth | Alternative economy(STW) ]

Syndrome with the association of intrauterine and postnatal growth retardation, sensorineural deafness and intellectual deficit. The syndrome is extremely rare and only four cases have been reported in the literature so far. Additional clinical featu

Effects of the changing climate and continued environmental degradation will lead to more intense and frequent extreme natural events, including floods, droughts, and cyclones; Climate change is also a threat multiplier for instability, conflict and state fragility leading to migration and displacement, weak governance and geo-political instability; Conflicts and fragility also further affect the vulnerability to disasters; Population growth, primarily in poorer countries and households, as well as rapid urbanisation will increase pressure on natural resources and on economic activities in disaster prone areas; Rapid urbanisation lea ...[+++]ding to the concentration of population and investment in hazard and risk prone areas is also a trend that increases significantly vulnerability (it is estimated that by 2050, 60 to 70 % of the world's population will live in urban areas)[10]; Demand for energy and food is growing and puts pressure on resources like land and water.

Net migration has exceeded natural population increase (the difference between births and deaths) since 1992 and now accounts for two-thirds of Europe's population growth.

3. Believes that the impact of demographic change varies substantially from region to region, depending on whether it is rapid or slow and whether the region concerned is a region of net immigration or of shrinking population and therefore requires a different adjustment strategy, and must be tackled in a coordinated way by all European, national and regional authorities; notes that in regions of shrinking population, particularly rural regions, quality of life is defined differently from the way it is in regions with a growing population, and therefore considers that different support strategies are needed; takes the view that workfor ...[+++]ce migration accentuates the effects of demographic change and that population ageing is only part of the picture;

3. Believes that the impact of demographic change varies substantially from region to region, depending on whether it is rapid or slow and whether the region concerned is a region of net immigration or of shrinking population and therefore requires a different adjustment strategy, and must be tackled in a coordinated way by all European, national and regional authorities; notes that in regions of shrinking population, particularly rural regions, quality of life is defined differently from the way it is in regions with a growing population, and therefore considers that different support strategies are needed; takes the view that workfor ...[+++]ce migration accentuates the effects of demographic change and that population ageing is only part of the picture;